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Tengwuyong Holdings JV
The two firms have been collaborating on short video production services to boost advertising for numerous foreign brands operating in mainland China. The news comes as numerous foreign firms have sought to capture a share of the one of the world’s largest consumer markets.
The partnership with Tencent subsidy Tengwuyang aims to build inroads for foreign businesses selling goods and services in China via popular Chinese video mobile platforms such as TikTok and Kuaishou, which have 400m and 216m daily active users, respectively, according to figures cited by Sealand Capital.
Other platforms such as WeChat Moment, Tencent Video and Weibo would also boost “consumer momentum in China” and would work with key opinion leaders and social influencers, according to the firm.
Tenet produces short videos and has been working since 2019 with Sealand Capital subsidiary, New Sky Global Media Ltd.
Firms such as Tengwuyang could also build business-to-business (B2B) supply chain networks and lower startup costs and manpower in China’s massive e-commerce market, the firm said.
“We are very excited about the [joint venture] we have set up with our trusted partner, Tenet, which has an extremely strong offering in the short video apps market. We can leverage their skill sets to provide a digital bridge between Chinese consumers and foreign merchants,” Sealand Capital executive chair Nelson Law said in a statement.
The investment firm was “actively marketing” to British brands, “especially those which have not been sold in China to date and are looking to access that lucrative and large market”, Mr Law added.
British products were “very popular among Chinese consumers” due to their “reputation for quality and relative rarity”, the top exec said, adding efforts to enter the Chinese market were “low risk, resource light and cost effective”.
There's also
JV with Tenent called Tengwuyong Holdings ltd (tenent is a subsidiary of Tencent)
Which I mentioned in a post Friday.
I strongly suggest any prospective purchaser of shares looks through the released rns from may 2019 . The jv and subsidiary companies mostly connected to tencent are jaw dropping .
For eg:
Tencent Car
QQ.com, a China's leading online portal that owns by Tencent, has a broad real-time news coverage and a full range of innovative information services, the website provides a rich online life to 698 million of internet users. Tencent Car (auto.qq.com) is a key category under QQ.com, it allows users to search for both new and second-hand cars with a number of different filters such as price, performance and manufacturer, it also provides news and information related to vehicles. Subject to Chinese regulatory approval, Sealand will form a new Joint Venture company, which Sealand will own a significant equity stake, to obtain the license of Tencent Car. As Sealand expands its digital marketing offering, it will do the same with Tencent Car, using its subsidiaries to create more effective marketing campaigns on the platform. It will also seek other possibilities in developing new auto business with Tencent Car.
This alone is a hugely growing market as the following article states .
For big tech firms, there is a clear benefit to being integrated into the in-car experience — it's where consumers can be found. Consumer time spent in cars has risen: In the US, drivers spend 8 hours in cars per week, a 33% increase from 2016. For companies like Google and Tencent, which have ad-based business models that rely on monetizing user attention through "free" services, they can leverage location data to provide users with hyper-personalized ads. For Amazon and other e-commerce companies, a voice assistant in the car enables users to make purchases more seamlessly.
Then you add in others such jv and advertising ties up including
E purse
New sky global
Hyrax
Etc etc DYOR
This should be multiples of where it is now ,prob should be 10-15p waiting news .
The share price at 2p is a steal .
Gla
Any holdings increase RNS will add significant upside to the current SP.
BOD and others hold a significant percentage of the shares.
Any RNS with market capitalisation enhancing value will more or less immediately force a sizeable rerate.
One way or another, news will land within a week or two.
Current Mkt Cap bears no resemblance to the potential SCGL value in the days and weeks to follow.